NISM 10A Investment Adviser Level 1 Notes

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  • Investment Comparison: Allows comparison of cash flows across different time periods for decision-making.
  • Risk-Adjusted Rates: Incorporates risk into discount rates for more accurate valuations.
  • Regular Cash Flows: Annuity formulas simplify calculations for consistent payments or receipts.
  • Single Cash Flow: Used for one-time future payments like maturity proceeds or lump-sum investments.
  • Compounding Benefits: Highlights the advantage of starting savings early to maximize growth.

NISM 10A NISM Investment Adviser Level 1

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